To solve this worksheet, we need to fill in the blanks with the appropriate pronouns based on the images provided. Let's go through each question step by step:
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1) ________ is kicking the ball.
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Image: A person (boy) is kicking a soccer ball.
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Pronoun: He
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Answer: He is kicking the ball.
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2) ________ is wearing a hat.
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Image: A person (boy) is wearing a red cap.
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Pronoun: He
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Answer: He is wearing a hat.
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3) ________ are dancing.
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Image: Two people (girls) are dancing.
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Pronoun: They
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Answer: They are dancing.
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4) ________ is a blue bag.
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Image: A blue bag is shown.
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Pronoun: It
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Answer: It is a blue bag.
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5) ________ is standing.
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Image: A person (boy) is standing.
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Pronoun: He
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Answer: He is standing.
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6) ________ is eating grass.
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Image: A cow is eating grass.
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Pronoun: It
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Answer: It is eating grass.
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7) ________ are playing in the garden.
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Image: A group of children are playing in the garden.
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Pronoun: They
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Answer: They are playing in the garden.
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8) ________ am watching TV.
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Image: A person (boy) is sitting and watching TV.
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Pronoun: I
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Answer: I am watching TV.
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9) ________ is thinking.
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Image: A person (boy) is thinking (hand on chin).
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Pronoun: He
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Answer: He is thinking.
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10) My grandparents live in Manali. ________ will go to meet them.
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Image: A family scene where someone is meeting the grandparents.
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Pronoun: I
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Answer: I will go to meet them.
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Final Answers:
1. He is kicking the ball.
2. He is wearing a hat.
3. They are dancing.
4. It is a blue bag.
5. He is standing.
6. It is eating grass.
7. They are playing in the garden.
8. I am watching TV.
9. He is thinking.
10. I will go to meet them.
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Explanation:
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He/She: Used for singular nouns referring to people.
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They: Used for plural nouns referring to people.
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It: Used for objects or animals.
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We/You/I: Used for first-person or second-person pronouns as needed.
This approach ensures that the pronouns match the context and subject of each sentence.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheet for 2nd graders.
